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Medical Forum / General / Vision / July 2008Tired eye
I have a new eye prescription of -1.75 and -2.75. For general things – in the house, even walking down the street – I don’t see too badly. If I need to see well like at the cinema or driving I always wear my glasses. Now though it’s like my worst eye gets strained without glasses. I went into town today for some shopping, no glasses, and after a while my eye felt really tired, I probably need them for shopping as I can’t see the signs but I can’t understand why my eye actually hurts (dull ache). With glasses it’s fine. My eyes are healthy so no other problems. > I have a new eye prescription of -1.75 and -2.75. For general things – in the > house, even walking down the street – I don’t see too badly. If I need to see [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > signs but I can’t understand why my eye actually hurts (dull ache). With > glasses it’s fine. My eyes are healthy so no other problems. You may have been squinting your eyes in order to see clearly, that would fatigue the muscles around the eye. The solution obviously is to wear the glasses. Dr Judy On Jul 27, 11:40 am, "Philippa via MedKB.com" <u36039@uwe> wrote: >> I have a new eye prescription of -1.75 and -2.75. For general things – in >> the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > signs but I can’t understand why my eye actually hurts (dull ache). With > glasses it’s fine. My eyes are healthy so no other problems. >You may have been squinting your eyes in order to see clearly, that would fatigue the muscles around the eye. The solution obviously is to wear the glasses. Fatigue the muscles may be nutrient dependent. Are some general recommendations? S* Is this strain a regular symptom of nearsightedness? > Is this strain a regular symptom of nearsightedness? True pain, like headache, isn't typical. But if it goes away with your glasses on, and your vision is single, clear and comfortable with the glasses, then it probably isn't a brain tumor. -MT |
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